5 Kinds of Pears from 1 Single tree

Grow the best varieties of sweet, delicious pears from August through October.

These four popular varieties were grafted together on a single trunk. This compact tree takes little space and produces an enormous amount of fruit. Your 5-in-1 Pear is a hardy tree that's even self pollinating.

These are the same varieties sent in gift baskets and mail order. But what really makes them so much better than supermarket pears is the time that they ripen on the branch.

So instead of waiting for a $40 gift box at Christmas, you can pick your own juicy, sweet pears at their peak of perfection. And you will enjoy them for months.

The most fun is anticipating the next variety coming in. Every few weeks you get to enjoy a new taste.

You get a solid, well developed tree that is ready to produce the first season.

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Customer Reviews

I actually can't rate the pear tree yet bc I just planted it, last week.I love my peach, plum tree that I planted last October.My tree came bare root 6 months ago, today it's full of little pears and plums. Producing the first year.I also planted 2 apple trees. One was bare root, it's also full of leaves 2 weeks later. My blueberries are full of flowers.I only buy fruit trees from her. They are shipped very quickly too.

I ordered a 5 in 1 pear tree and cherry tree both are fast growers already both have 1 inch of growth in clay soil and still growing great trees I will buy more trees .....I hope fast growing trees sell all year long .....I would love to give your trees as Christmas presents thats how special they are!!!!!!

Got my tree in early spring. It came in great shape. Planted it according to instructions and have watered weekly except when enough rain. All 5 grafts are healthy and have 3"-4" of new growth. will update in the fall.

I received a 4 in 1. I was going to keep the tree since it was very nice, the caliper on two of the grafts was 1.5 inches. The other two varieties maybe 3/8". FGT gave me a refund for the difference between the 5 in 1 and the 4 in 1. The tree has only planted two weeks ago. No transplant shock.Time will tell but I got the tree on sale for $60 and was very impressed with its size and health.

Planting & Care

It's Easy to Plant & Care for Your 5-in-1 Pear Tree

A unique addition to your landscape, the multi-graft pear (Pyrus communis sp.) tree will provide you with loads of multiple varieties of pears with only one tree! Reaching heights of 15-20 feet tall and 10 feet wide, it’s compact enough for a small yard and the fruit is more easily harvested. Growing in USDA zones 5-8, the tree is cold tolerant down to -10 degrees and requires approximately 600 chill hours (depending on the variety of pear), so most varieties will produce, even in warmer climates. This tree also provides several months of interest as it blooms in early spring, produces fruit in mid to late summer, and excellent fall color. Multi graft trees are self fertile so you only need the one tree for fruit!

Location: Give your pear tree a location that features full sun and well-draining soil. Choose a bright, sheltered location, preferably with southern exposure.

Planting Instructions (in ground):1) Dig a hole three times the size and just as deep as the root ball. You want to be careful that the tree does not settle too low in the soil.2) After the hole is dug, carefully loosen and unwind any roots as necessary.3) Plant the tree so that the roots are spread in the hole and the entire root ball is covered with soil.4) Fill in the hole completely and gently remove air pockets that may have formed by tamping down with a spade.5) Water the tree thoroughly after the tree has been planted.

Watering: Water your pear tree as necessary giving it at least 1 or 2 inches of water once a week. When the weather gets hot and dry during the peak of summer, increase the amount of water to maintain proper hydration and moisture. Do not water the pear tree after the first frost in the fall. You should resume watering once the last frost has past.

Pruning: When pruning, it’s important to trim the pear tree’s central leader to promote an upright position. If there are any competing branches present, remove them so that multiple leaders do not form. Maintain the tree’s natural shape by pruning large, lateral branches. Dead, dying or wilted branches should always be removed to help the Pear Tree focus its energy on growing healthy and producing an abundance of fruit.

*Tip* It’s always good to sterilize your cutting tool(s) with rubbing alcohol to ensure a clean cut that no pathogens can get into.

Pests: Pear trees are susceptible to insects such as maggots, moths, scale and aphids. To prevent infestation of these and other pests, treat with an insecticide in the early spring. Signs of infestation to be watchful for include yellowing or browning of foliage, rotted or eaten fruit and nibbled leaves. Spray the tree with the insecticide according to the directions on the label.

Tips:*Harvest pears at the end of the growing season (October-November). Watch the fruit regularly, as it will require two to three weeks to harden before harvest.*Pick pears when they have reached full color and size and are firm to the touch. Check the tree daily and pick fruit every two to three days until your harvest is complete.

I chose this tree because it said it was grafted to produce fruit for a longer period of time. Each variety has its own time for harvesting and that means I have a longer period of time to enjoy fresh fruit, than I will cook, with the rest.

My garden is small. This tree is self-pollinating and will produce five types of pears. Sounds almost too good to be true, but I decided to give it a try. (I did also buy the insurance, but am not sure what that will cover.)

I chose this tree because it said it was grafted to produce fruit for a longer period of time. Each variety has its own time for harvesting and that means I have a longer period of time to enjoy fresh fruit, than I will cook, with the rest.

My garden is small. This tree is self-pollinating and will produce five types of pears. Sounds almost too good to be true, but I decided to give it a try. (I did also buy the insurance, but am not sure what that will cover.)

BEST ANSWER:In the description for the 5 in 1 tree, there was no mention of needing 2 trees. The description for some other varieties specifically say you do need 2. Based on that, I assume the 5 in 1 to be self pollinating. Will update my answer if I get fruit this season.

BEST ANSWER:In the description for the 5 in 1 tree, there was no mention of needing 2 trees. The description for some other varieties specifically say you do need 2. Based on that, I assume the 5 in 1 to be self pollinating. Will update my answer if I get fruit this season.

Normally, with single variety pear trees, you would want 2 trees of different varieties for best pollination. If you get the 5 in 1 grafted tree, you would only need the 1 as the different varieties would pollinate each other.

BEST ANSWER:Yes it is a Dwarf -- I was worried that mine was never going to have leaves -- I have had for for quite a while and it just started leafing out. So patience is a good word for this one. The 5 in 1 Apple has had leaves and flowers for a long time!.

BEST ANSWER:Yes it is a Dwarf -- I was worried that mine was never going to have leaves -- I have had for for quite a while and it just started leafing out. So patience is a good word for this one. The 5 in 1 Apple has had leaves and flowers for a long time!.

He low Jim, they are delvering my tree in 2 weeks, but I have bought 5 other trees from fast growing trees before and they are a very good company to deal with. Very helpful, I know you will be happy dealing with them.

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